A lengthy list of USA/Canada X-Band Stations with programming & slogans With thanks to Tony King Sept. 1, 2020 via Glenn Hauser World of Radio 1610 XEUACH Chapingo MX Radio Chapingo CHHA Toronto ON

The DX Test was operated by engineer Al Hajny. His e-mail address is: alhajny@... Mr. Hanjy has a history of being very friendly to DX’ers. Let’s be respectful of that relationship. He has not

Per a tip from Paul Walker, KERR just huge into SoCal this morning on the Sangean Ultralight. Strong ID at 4am PDT: Montana's most powerful country station, KERR Polson. Later played classic country

DX Tip. Paul Walker is reporting that KERR 750 in Kalispell, MT may have an automation problem tonight—appearing to be running their full daytime power of 50 kW. Mixing with WSB at his location in

Per tip from Martin Foltz a couple nights ago, I decided to tune the Sangean DT160 over to 1360 tonight and sure enough, KRKK was just booming into SoCal/L.A. County. Numerous lengthy IDs. 'Heard

As we prepare for tonights upcoming test of WCSZ, thought it might be helpful for DX’ers to have some background on the station. Starting at midnight tonight EDT (0400 UTC), the station will shift

Tom Rothlisberger and I had the thrill of conducting the tenth annual Rockwork Cliff DXpedition this month, and once again lucked out with some exceptional South Pacific signals, especially on

If anyone ever wondered why a DXer would want to set up on the side of a plunging ocean cliff at 0500 local time and go all-out to track down "impossible" transoceanic DX on "hopelessly" humble gear,

Great resource. Thanks. I did not see how the batteries are verified, but it seems they must quote test results as the numbers seem very specific.

Here is a quick guide of verified cells from a flashlight expert: http://batteries.parametrek.com/index.html?size=18650

Take a break from the wacky Pandemic and escape with Tom Rothlisberger and me to a wild, plunging cliff on the Oregon coast-- 500 feet (150m) straight down to the Pacific. Shot right in the middle of

Wow, over 20 replies... I'd like to chime in, now that a few things are brought to the front. 1.) Some Chinese battery lables are in mWhr, not mAhr. Thus the claim of "9900 mA hr" when divided by the

I have used these folks. Even called and talked to the owner. He sources his batteries directly from Japan. He also does verification testing. I have bought at least 60 batteries from them and never

Well, if you don't buy off eBay or Amazon, where do you buy them?

Perhaps the most knowledgeable folks regarding cylindrical Li-Ion batteries, and 18650's in particular (because of their enduring popularity starting as components of computer battery packs) are the

Always a great report Gary, Jerry WW0E

Australian stations kicked into high gear at the plunging Rockwork cliff this morning as 558-6WA in Wagin, Western Australia managed a pretty decent signal on a new-design 8 inch (20cm) FSL antennas

I have read with interest the recent posts regarding Hi Q FSL results. Of note is the very high Q and degradation of audio intelligibility as a result of the resulting audio bandwidth

On You Tube a person tested these batteries. The Chinese ones failed. The Japanese ones did well. Powell

@ Rémi Friess the battery in my D-808 is Xhdata branded 2000mA https://i.imgur.com/rFpmUrb.jpg @ Kenny Murray i use vaping gear and i have a lot of 18650 batteries but keep in mind that most vaping